darius, the king of kings.he great god has given me rulership over all the races. this is my kingdom. here in gold is outlined the empire which was handed over to xerxes, his son. xerxes extended persian rule to the limits of the known world . the persian armies met defeat at greece at the battle of marathon. under alexander, the greeks pursued the persians back to their capital. through this gateway, alexander the great strode in triumph. conquerors of a different kind came in 1000 years later. the fellows of the profit mohammed built great mosques. the blue mosque was completed in the 17th century. polo was developed and played in the great square. while the shaw watched from this porch over the palace gate way. from his palace, the shaw ruled an expanded persia. he built roads and great bridges. even his empire finally crumbled. centuries later, in 1925, another rose to power and a new era began, marked by a turn from old customs to western ways of thought. under his son, needed land reforms are changing old

darius walked out of the hospital on 13th birthday. passion, purpose, pride. ♪ >> some are pushing 80 years old but san francisco dancers are not letting anything get in their way. generous bunch needs your help tonight. >> 54 degrees right now from exploratorium camera in san francisco. temperatures are going up. final days of january, even into februa we can now repair complex at saortic aneurysmsare, without invasive surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for varicose veins. and if we can precisely treat eye cancer with minimal damage to the rest of the eye, imagine what we can do for glaucoma, even cataracts. if we can use dna to diagnose the rarest of diseases, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. >>> a group of dancing senior citizens is latest victims of common crime in bay area. giving back when something precious was taken away. beat san francisco's grant avenue follies. most extraordinary dance troupe. seniors who dance with passion and purpose. >> we love t

. >> reporter: rex brought his 6-year-old son-in-law, darius. >> i have a little camera.t have a big lens. >> we get so busy with our lives. kind of take in what you see around us and not forget about the small things. >> reporter: these photos, taken by susan chung, show the birds in spectacular detail. she has been following the pair since last year when they first arrived at the school. >> they do form long-term bonds. >> reporter: especially if the location proved successful and there's a good food source. it's great because it shows that the species is coming back. >> reporter: for michael, the eagles present an exciting challenge. >> i think birds in flight are one of the most interesting things in photography you can do. >> reporter: his work is far from over. >> i'll be back here again. >> reporter: while bird watchers and photographers are flocking to the area, it's important to note there are signs posted, telling people to keep their distance. ensuring the eagles can safely bring their eaglets into the world in a few months. >> they are so majestic up there. >>

sting and darius rucker will now be featured performers in super bowl 52's festivities. this will mark sting's third time taking part in the super bowl. it's a for darius rucker also award winning breaking away from hootie and the blowfish. the halftime show of course will be performed by justin timberlake. the super bowl already a gigantic event and they're ramping it up making more announcements of who else will be joining this super bowl this year. >> our superstars are wearing green and will be on the field come sunday night so we're here to tell their story all throughout the week. we'll be following them as jaime said ago smell probably annoying questions but that's our job. we're going to do it. >> and fun. >> we have a lot more to come throughout the night and the the week. for sharrie williams, i'm brian taff in bloomington minnesota. back to you. >> ask all the questions the fans want to know. >> absolutely. >> our coverage of the eagles trip to the super bowl continues on 6abc.com. see more "action news" reports from minneapolis along with stories, photos and

darius foreman fell while building a tree house last weekends in saulsbury.l a wooden planning with a 6-inch screw sticking out of it slammed into his head. neurosurgeon, doctor allen cohen, says if that teen had pulled that screw out, he likely would have died. >> we see the screw here coming down into the brain. so we would unscrew it, could be torrential hemorrhaging. >> so doctors got the screw out, darius now outment loft and will be just fine, lucky kid there. may seem hard to believe but bubbles of every shape and sides are essential for planet survival. cbs sunday morning, explores the worlds of bubbles. here is a preview of what you will see coming up a little later on cbs this sunday morning. >> there is something magical about soap bulbs bubbles. they seem to defy gravity. those floating, fleeting, i have descent orbs. >> almost not here on the physical plane with us those bubbles. they exist in almost not here place. >> tom should know. one of the world's for most bubble artists cents. exploring the topsyturvy wonderful worlds of bubbles for some

. >> reporter: rex brought his 6-year-old son-in-law, darius. >> i have a little camera.t have a big lens. >> we get so busy with our lives. kind of take in what you see around us and not forget about the small things. >> reporter: these photos, taken by susan chung, show the birds in spectacular detail. she has been following the pair since last year when they first arrived at the school. >> they do form long-term bonds. >> reporter: especially if the location proved successful and there's a good food source. >> i think it's great because it shows that the species is coming back. >> reporter: for michael, the eagles present an exciting challenge. >> i think birds in flight are one of the most interesting things in photography you can do. >> reporter: his work is far from over. >> i'll be back here again. >> reporter: while bird watchers and photographers are flocking to the area, it's important to note there are signs posted, telling people to keep their distance. ensuring the eagles can safely bring their eaglets into the world in a few months. >> they are so majestic u

darius foreman fell while building a tree house last weekend in saulsbury.den planning with a 6- inch screw sticking out of it slammed into his head. neurosurgeon doctor allen dough and said if the teen had pulled out that screw, he likely would have died. >> you see the screw here coming down into the brain. so if we were unscrew it there could be torrential hemoraging >> doctors got that screw out, darius already out of the hospital, and will be just fine. wow. well, coming up after the break, we go back out to our eagles coverage. that is next on cbs-3 " eyewitness news" this sunday morning. >> if you think you're true eagles fan, well, you haven't met walter russell. i'm greg argos here at the linc, i'll introduce you to 79 year old man who holds very >> philadelphia is known for its devoted eagles super fans, er no on bleeds more green than walter russell. the 79 year old has been a on nearly six decades. as "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos explains, he's his ea super bowl win. >> breaks myea tampa bay is at super bowl. >> seventy-nine year oldll s

darius mcgill had three of the 12 points, and alex from beyond the arc and he made the 4 point play.-9 overall after being lasted 107- 84. >>> two teams that are hungry for a playoff win met today that featured one of the great comebacks in nfl playoff history. alex smith was trying to leave the cheese to their first home playoff win against a team that has not won a playoff game at any time and 14 years. just before halftime, the chiefs had a 21-3 lead. canon city would not score again. marcus mariota had that stick at -- had the distinction of throwing a touchdown pass to himself. it is now 21-10. the titan score to mort touchdowns in the fourth quarter. -- more touchdowns in the fourth quarter. the titans won the ballgame 22- 21. they will wait for the outcome of the buffalo jacksonville game to see who they will meet next. atlanta and the rams are going on right now, and we will have it all tonight for you. >>> thank you so much for making us your choice for news tonight. you can follow us on social media at www.ktvu.com . we will see you tonight at 10:00 p.m.. ♪ ♪ there are two

on the human oid calling darius post playing music and i ask him if he can turn it off as he says no told us that so who really is in charge here to mention that humans are still in charge maybe not for much longer but for now we're still the boss. calls definitely got a friendly vibe and he's got some great moves sort of. his a technological development that could put banks out of business it could also make all sorts of middlemen redundant in lots of other situations cryptocurrency is a gaining popularity around the globe and so is the information storage and transaction system behind them the block chain it's not only revolutionizing financial transactions. what is a block chain. edward is a composer. a producer sells his c.d.'s and a performance rights organization protects his copyrights collecting a fee for him every time his music is played or broadcast publicly until now edward has paid for these services. but the administrative functions could soon be handled by a decentralized computer network it would operate like this edward would put his work online in a codify and file

i'm darius the great and the flag today. look at the water space around the persian empire. with all of this to bring confrontation between the upper right shia nation and bottom left led by saudi arabia and our closest ally is israel and the very -- united states very much involved. not only south china sea, atlantic and persian gulf and waters of indian ocean. what else? the mediterranean. how many of going on a cruise to the mediterranean? quite a few. a wonderful place but the mediterranean sea of all the world oceans has seen the most combat and most war war. to bring back all of the dead mariners at the bottom we would cover the mediterranean sea this is the epic maritime battle in which a christian coalition led by the austrian hungarian empire it is the place where war at sea began. today the challenge is in the eastern mediterranean. dictator anwr criminal with a coastline on the eastern mediterranean and this is what it looks like. confrontation between the united states and russia. that is the russian flag and the nations are in conflict not only of geopolitics bu

country singer darius rucker showing his backyard in south carolina completely covered in snow.ntly under a state state of emergency in residence at tallahassee, florida saw snow for the first time in 28 years. the powerful storm which forecasters are calling a bob cyclone is heading straight for the northeast with up to 12 inches of snow in record temperatures expected in boston. high winds in blizzard like conditions are expected in by the end of this week parts of the northeast will be colder. these conditions are forecasting a travel nightmare as of now more than 3000 flight scheduled for today and tomorrow have been canceled nationwide as airlines grounded reroute planes in anticipation of the storm. the number is due to rise. many kids have a snow day. the decision to close last night before 7:00 delayed openings and closures have been called for hundreds of schools across new jersey and connecticut. officials are advising people to stay in diet and avoid the rows for the next 24 hours. we will keep you updated as the morning goes on. cheryl: colder than mars, so what she

rex brought his 6-year-old son darius. >> i have a real camera.ave a big lens. >> we get so busy with our lives, you kind of forget to take in what's around you and forget about the small things. >> reporter: she's been following the pair since last year when they first appeared at the school. >> they do former long-term bonds and a lot of the same pairs will come back togethe year after year. >> reporter: especially if the pair is successful. >> it's showing that the species is actually coming back. >> reporter: for michael, the eagles present a different challenge. >> birds in flight is the most challenging thing you can do as a photographer and it's one of the most interesting things. i'll be back here again. >> reporter: while bird watchers and photographers are flocking to the area, it's important to note that there are signs telling people to keep their distance. ensuring that the eggals can bring their world. >>> part of a settlement between the marin county nature district, trails will close from sun set to sun rise for the next five years

ian: it was za' darius smith who was trying to bring down dalton. 1:13 to play.an: about 15 yards to get into range. ian: not going to get it there. over the head of a.j. green and another penalty marker. dan: this may go against the bengals' procedure. referee: five-yard penalty, first down. dan: a lack of concentration by a.j. green. never getting set before the ball was snapped. he's still moving as the ball is snapped. good call by the official on that sideline. ian: first and 15. back in cincinnati territory. dan: tyler kroft single coverage here at the top of the screen. ian: 1:09 to play. dalton throws. popped up. incomplete. kroft the intended receiver. it was chuck clark, the rookie out of virginia tech, who tagged kroft. dan: remember, it was clark who blew the coverage on kroft's second touchdown reception in the first half. poorly thrown ball that time by dalton. kroft had his man beat to the sideline. ian: second and 15 for cincinnati. just over a minute to play. green in a matchup with carr. dalton throws it away. 58 seconds left. third and 15 for c

darius wilson shot and killed rondel fu while trying to rob him.rst degree murder as well as assault. >>> the fallout continues from president trump reportedly using vulgar language to describe african nations. the president reportedly made the comments during an immigration meeting with lawmakers in the white house. president trump denies using vulgar language in reference to haiti. however, senator dick durbin who was in the room confirmed media reports and said the president did use the vulgar language. >> that's what he used, these vile and vulgar comments calling the nations they come from (bleep) the exact word used by the president, not more, not just once but repeatedly. >> the president's reported comments have drawn international condemnation including from haiti. fox5 spoke will haitian ambassador paul altidor. he was disappointed and surprised to hear those words coming from what he called the most important political office in the world. >> it's regrettable that actually i'm here with you discussing some statements that were made that

his name is darius, and he weighed in as well. >> the image was disgusting. i was highly offended. it was extremely insensitive to the king family. we're coming on the mlk assassination. images like that, words my friend were highly inappropriate, inaccurate and offensive. >> i think our listeners were disappointed a reputable resource would put an ut p image out there without thinking about t. >> interesting to see how he this recover. and how things go forward. appreciate that. wendy, back over to you. >> ivanka trump on the move. why she wants to leave her home in that ritzy neighborhood in northwest d.c. >> doug and i working on updating the forecast. take a look, this is how cold it's going to feel tomorrow morning. some places 20 degrees below 0. what this means for the rest of the day tomorrow and into the weekend coming up. (male #1) it's a little something i've done every night since i was a kid, empty my pocket change into this old jar. it's never much, just what's left after i break a dollar. and i never thought i could get quality life insurance with my spare change. ne

something us to throw in the make as a what else is going on here, the pboc have put on their website dariusments but this is one of the most transparent central banks in the world. let's look at #btv 51. yuan.s the drop in the it was the biggest drop in two months on the news and right now, with the way the wind rate goes, it can trade a maximum of 2% on either side. what they are saying is it is a countercyclical factor that the banks have to take into account. that factor was put in way back , may, june because the currency weakened. it helped get it stronger, it certainly seems that way because you can see the strengthening getting back on today's nice, stronger levels again and now the question is what does it mean? there very least in ms. more confident in having a strong chinese currency, it could also mean they want to get closer to a more freely floating exchange rate. it means that they could want a new division. this will is more headwinds in 2018 and need more help. tweakst of technical there. now from bonds to stocks, look at the new round of all-time highs, this is a tone that

looks to the time when her great natural resources, iran may know some of the glory it knew when darius ruled the mightiest empire the world had ever known. all weekend, american history tv is featuring springfield, missouri. in 1861, more than 16,000 union and confederate troops fought the battle of wilson's creek near springfield, which resulted in a confederate victory. learn more about springfield all weekend on american history tv. >> i began researching the delaware townsite 1988. i live across one of the fieldnotes denoting the location of what became known as delaware village. i believe it was 400 square miles southwest of the state, which included springfield. delaware town was south of springfield, just across the green county line. over the course of five different field seasons, we documented several delaware village sites, dating from 1822 to 1830. they were more americanized than other groups, just that they had been in contact with euro-americans very early. where were they from? the delaware valley as it became known. came into contact very early with english, french, du